Crossovers Frosty Fling #1 - Osage Grove Reds to Shorts 2026
PDGA C-tier · Sat, Jan 3, 2026Jan 2026 · Goshen, OH
Good afternoon. Thanks for signing up to be part of the Crossover "Frosty Fling" series kick off at Osage Grove. This event will be on Saturday, 1/3. This will be a 1 round PDGA C-tier that will shotg ...
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Good afternoon. Thanks for signing up to be part of the Crossover "Frosty Fling" series kick off at Osage Grove. This event will be on Saturday, 1/3. This will be a 1 round PDGA C-tier that will shotgun start at 10a. We will play the regular 18 hole layout plus "old 1/hole 19".
The following will be the most important details for the event. Please reach out to us if you have any additional questions or comments before the event.
All course particulars are in PDGA live. The code will be: osage13
The layout is pretty straightforward with only surrounded by water on creek on hole 6 or old 1/hole 19. Any other water will be played as casual relief.
The schedule will look like this for the day:
915-950a player check at shelter
10a - Shotgun Start
Awards
Per PDGA you must check in or can be removed prior to the event. All players not checked in by 950a will be removed from the field. Please have enough respect for us as TD's to check in. Thank you for your help with this. There is nothing harder on the TD to scramble trying to figure out if there are enough players on a hole because someone didn't check in.
Cards will be made up with pace of play in mind. Some cards will be mixed based on numbers in divisions. Pace of play is on each card. With a shotgun start and this layout, there is no reason for any card to get more than 2 holes behind. Please keep pace and be conscious about it.
Also, just a reminder, that any junior younger than 13 must have a parent/guardian on their card. There are many juniors now signing up in non-junior divisions, so we don't always catch this beforehand. Please advise and follow the PDGA guidelines on junior players.
All players must keep score using PDGA live or paper card to be turned in.
We are not going to have a players meeting. It is your responsibility to know what's expected for the day and be at your hole for the start of each round. Hole assignments will be posted by 9p Friday night. However, people drop so I would double check 8a the morning of the event. You can find them here: https://www.pdga.com/tour/event/98303
If you decide that this event is not for you, to receive a refund, you must withdraw by 8p on Friday, 1/2.
Following the round, please give us a few minutes to get everything organized so we can hand out awards and payouts. If you are curious if you are going to get a payout, it is the top 40% per division by the PDGA. That will help you determine if you need/want to stick around. The Open players will receive cash/PayPal, and the AM's merchandise vouchers in the form of Crossover Cash. This can be exchanged for disc golf merchandise that we will have on hand. All vouchers must be used day of event. We will have around 300 discs from several different manufacturers, towels, chalk bags, hats, minis, etc.
For those who are in the ACE fund, if no ACE is hit we will donate it to the Bread of Life in Greensburg, Indiana. The entire Frosty Fling series any ace funds not hit will be donated at the completion of the series. So know that you are paying it forward.
In the event there is a tie for first place in a division, the playoff will start on hole #1 until there is a winner.
This is a PDGA event, so everyone should be up to date on the PDGA's stance on what is legal and what is not legal. Please don't put Cheryl or myself in position to make a call that we don't want to address, or should have to address.
Next weekend on 1/11 will be the 2nd Frosty Fling at Millikin. For registration to that one or any of our others, please go to the following: https://www.discgolfscene.com/club/6010/crossover-disc-golf/tournaments Golf
We will be doing a Frosty Fling division points race where each division winner will win an award and get free entry into a future Crossover event in 2026. To win the points standings you must play in at least 3 of the 7 events.
It's going to be a great day. Please contact us with any questions you may have!
Thanks,
Josh and Cheryl
Jan 2
The following will be the most important details for the event. Please reach out to us if you have any additional questions or comments before the event.
All course particulars are in PDGA live. The code will be: osage13
The layout is pretty straightforward with only surrounded by water on creek on hole 6 or old 1/hole 19. Any other water will be played as casual relief.
The schedule will look like this for the day:
915-950a player check at shelter
10a - Shotgun Start
Awards
Per PDGA you must check in or can be removed prior to the event. All players not checked in by 950a will be removed from the field. Please have enough respect for us as TD's to check in. Thank you for your help with this. There is nothing harder on the TD to scramble trying to figure out if there are enough players on a hole because someone didn't check in.
Cards will be made up with pace of play in mind. Some cards will be mixed based on numbers in divisions. Pace of play is on each card. With a shotgun start and this layout, there is no reason for any card to get more than 2 holes behind. Please keep pace and be conscious about it.
Also, just a reminder, that any junior younger than 13 must have a parent/guardian on their card. There are many juniors now signing up in non-junior divisions, so we don't always catch this beforehand. Please advise and follow the PDGA guidelines on junior players.
All players must keep score using PDGA live or paper card to be turned in.
We are not going to have a players meeting. It is your responsibility to know what's expected for the day and be at your hole for the start of each round. Hole assignments will be posted by 9p Friday night. However, people drop so I would double check 8a the morning of the event. You can find them here: https://www.pdga.com/tour/event/98303
If you decide that this event is not for you, to receive a refund, you must withdraw by 8p on Friday, 1/2.
Following the round, please give us a few minutes to get everything organized so we can hand out awards and payouts. If you are curious if you are going to get a payout, it is the top 40% per division by the PDGA. That will help you determine if you need/want to stick around. The Open players will receive cash/PayPal, and the AM's merchandise vouchers in the form of Crossover Cash. This can be exchanged for disc golf merchandise that we will have on hand. All vouchers must be used day of event. We will have around 300 discs from several different manufacturers, towels, chalk bags, hats, minis, etc.
For those who are in the ACE fund, if no ACE is hit we will donate it to the Bread of Life in Greensburg, Indiana. The entire Frosty Fling series any ace funds not hit will be donated at the completion of the series. So know that you are paying it forward.
In the event there is a tie for first place in a division, the playoff will start on hole #1 until there is a winner.
This is a PDGA event, so everyone should be up to date on the PDGA's stance on what is legal and what is not legal. Please don't put Cheryl or myself in position to make a call that we don't want to address, or should have to address.
Next weekend on 1/11 will be the 2nd Frosty Fling at Millikin. For registration to that one or any of our others, please go to the following: https://www.discgolfscene.com/club/6010/crossover-disc-golf/tournaments Golf
We will be doing a Frosty Fling division points race where each division winner will win an award and get free entry into a future Crossover event in 2026. To win the points standings you must play in at least 3 of the 7 events.
It's going to be a great day. Please contact us with any questions you may have!
Thanks,
Josh and Cheryl
